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How To Save Values to the Current Session
How To Save Values to the Current Session? - PHP Script Tips - Understanding and Using Sessions
✍: FYIcenter.com
When session is turned on, a session will be automatically created for you by the PHP engine. If you want to save any values to the session, you can use the pre-defined associative array called $_SESSION. The following PHP script shows you how to save values to the session:
<?php
session_start();
print("<html><pre>");
$_SESSION["MyLogin"] = "FYICenter";
print("A value saved in the session named as MyLogin.\n");
$_SESSION["MyColor"] = "Blue";
print("A value saved in the session named as MyColor.\n");
print("Click <a href=next_page.php>Next Page</a>"
." to retrieve the values.\n");
print("</pre></html>\n");
?>
If you save this script to your Web server as first_page.php and visit it with a browser, you will get:
A value saved in the session named as MyLogin. A value saved in the session named as MyColor. Click Next Page to retrieve the values.
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